Re:See what JavaScript commands get injected through an in-a...
by elaus on Friday August 19, 2022 @03:29AM
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The article actually mentions those:
> [...] they use JavaScript to offer some of their functionality, like a password manager.
Basically a 3rd-party browser needs to use JS to offer any features or real benefit over simply using Safari. But as a TikTok user you have no benefit when all links open inside the app with tons of custom JS injected that seems to be mainly for tracking you.
> [...] they use JavaScript to offer some of their functionality, like a password manager.
Basically a 3rd-party browser needs to use JS to offer any features or real benefit over simply using Safari. But as a TikTok user you have no benefit when all links open inside the app with tons of custom JS injected that seems to be mainly for tracking you.